Earl of Oxford |
Lord High Treasurer |
Lord Harcourt |
Lord Chancellor |
Duke of Buckingham |
Lord President of the Council and Lord Lieutenant of Middlesex and the North Riding |
Earl of Dartmouth |
Lord Privy Seal |
Duke of Shrewsbury |
Lord Chamberlain and Lord Lieutenant of Ireland, Shropshire and Worcestershire |
Earl Poulet |
Lord Steward and Lord Lieutenant of Devon |
Viscount Bolingbroke |
Secretary of State for the South and Lord Lieutenant of Essex |
Duke of Ormonde |
Captain General of the Land Forces; Lord Warden of the Cinque Ports; Colonel of the 1st Regiment of Foot Guards; Lord Lieutenant of Norfolk and Somerset |
Lord Trevor |
Lord Chief Justice of the Common Pleas |
Earl of Mar |
Secretary of State for Scotland |
Bishop of London |
Lord Almoner; ex-Lord Privy Seal and Joint Plenipotentiary at Utrecht |
Earl of Strafford |
1st Lord of the Admiralty and Ambassador Extraordinary to the States General |
Earl of Findlater |
Lord Chancellor and Keeper of the Great Seal in Scotland; Privy Councillor |
Duke of Atholl |
Lord Privy Seal in Scotland; Privy Councillor |
Lord Guildford |
1st Commissioner of Trade; Privy Councillor |
Lord Landsowne |
Treasurer of the Household; Privy Councillor; Governor of Pendennis Castle |
Marquess of Lindsey |
Hereditary Lord Great Chamberlain and Lord Lieutenant of Lincolnshire |
Duke of Montagu |
Hereditary Master of the Great Wardrobe |
Lord Delawar |
Treasurer of the Chamber |
Lord Masham |
Cofferer of the Household |
Duke of Beaufort |
Captain of the Band of Gentlemen Pensioners; Privy Councillor; Lord Lieutenant of Gloucestershire and Hampshire; Warden of the New Forest |
Duke of Argyll |
Commander-in-Chief of the Forces in North Britain; Privy Councillor; Colonel of the 4th Troop of Horse Guards and Governor of Port Mahon |
Lord Paget |
Captain of the Yeomen of the Guard; Privy Councillor |
Lord Berkeley of Stratton |
Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster; Privy Councillor |
Earl of Anglesey |
Joint Vice-Treasurer of Ireland; Privy Councillor |
Earl of Rochester |
Joint Vice-Treasurer of Ireland; Privy Councillor; Lord Lieutenant of Cornwall |
Lord Mansel |
Teller of the Exchequer; Privy Councillor; Governor of Cardiff Castle |
Earl of Denbigh |
Teller of the Exchequer and Lord Lieutenant of Leicestershire |
Earl of Abingdon |
Lord Chief Justice in Eyre South of Trent; Privy Councillor; Lord Lieutenant of Oxfordshire |
Earl of Northampton |
Constable of the Tower of London; Privy Councillor |
Earl of Cardigan |
Master of the Buckhounds |
Duke of St Albans |
Master Falconer and Master of the Register Office |
Earl of Suffolk |
Deputy Earl Marshal; Privy Councillor |
Lord Halifax |
Auditor of the Receipt |
Lord Weston |
Master of the Ordnance (Ireland) and Colonel of the 3rd Troop of Horse Guards |
Earl of Orkney |
General of the Foot; Privy Councillor; Colonel of the Royal Scots and Absentee Governor-General of Virginia |
Duke of Northumberland |
Governor of Windsor Castle; Privy Councillor; Colonel of the 2nd Troop of Horse Guards and Lord Lieutenant of Berkshire |
Lord North and Grey |
Governor of Portsmouth; Privy Councillor; Lord Lieutenant of Cambridgeshire |
Earl of Portmore |
Governor of Gibraltar; Privy Councillor
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Viscount Weymouth |
Governor of St Briavel’s Castle; Privy Councillor Governor of the Mine Adventure and Warden of the Forest of Dean |
Earl of Carlisle |
Governor of Carlisle |
Earl of Peterborough |
Ambassador Extraordinary to Sicily and the Italian Princes; Privy Councillor; Lord Lieutenant of Northamptonshire |
Earl of Berkeley |
Vice-Admiral of the Red |
Lord Ashburnham |
Colonel of the 1st Troop of Horse Guards |
Lord Willoughby de Broke |
Dean of St George’s Chapel, Windsor (took oaths on 2 March 1714) |
Earl of Dunmore |
Colonel of the 3rd Regiment of Foot Guards |
Earl of Eglinton |
Commissioner of Trade (Scotland) |
Earl of Northesk |
Commissioner of Trade (Scotland) |
Viscount Kilsyth |
Commissioner of Trade (Scotland) |
Lord Balmerino |
Commissioner of Trade (Scotland) |
Earl of Scarsdale |
Lord Lieutenant of Derbyshire; recently Envoy Extraordinary to Vienna; Privy Councillor |
Earl of Thanet |
Lord Lieutenant of Cumberland and Westmorland; Privy Councillor |
Lord Crewe |
Lord Lieutenant of Northumberland and Durham |
Earl of Plymouth |
Lord Lieutenant of Cheshire and North Wales |
Earl of Pembroke |
Lord Lieutenant of Wiltshire, Monmouthshire and South Wales |
Duke of Grafton |
Lord Lieutenant of Suffolk; Ranger of Whittlewood Forest |
Duke of Kent |
Lord Lieutenant of Bedfordshire and Herefordshire |
Duke of Bolton |
Lord Lieutenant of Dorset |
Earl of Salisbury |
Lord Lieutenant of Hertfordshire |
Earl of Exeter |
Lord Lieutenant of Rutland |
Earl of Manchester |
Lord Lieutenant of Huntingdonshire |
Lord Rockingham |
Lord Lieutenant of Kent |
Lord Osborne |
Lord Lieutenant of the East Riding |
Lord Bingley |
Privy Councillor |
Earl of Clarendon |
Privy Councillor |
Earl of Loudon |
Privy Councillor |
Earl Ferrers |
Privy Councillor |
Lord Lexington |
Privy Councillor |
Lord Boyle |
Privy Councillor |